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August 13, 2020

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[ August 13, 2020 ] Foster addresses student concerns about remote-only semester in virtual Town Hall meeting News
[ August 13, 2020 ] Gov. Murphy gives go-ahead for NJ colleges to reopen; College to remain online-only for fall semester News
[ August 9, 2020 ] From local governments to nationwide protests, police reform is continuing to gain momentum Nation & World
[ August 9, 2020 ] Student YouTubers help inform Class of 2024 through activism, experiences at the College Features
[ August 9, 2020 ] Heading into an online-only semester, students struggle with mental health Features
[ August 9, 2020 ] NJAC cancels fall sports; transfer to spring season under consideration Sports
[ August 3, 2020 ] College reverses course, will remain online-only for fall semester News
[ July 29, 2020 ] Tensions escalate as federal officials intervene in nationwide protests Nation & World
[ July 24, 2020 ] Office of Diversity shares plans for campus reform News
[ July 24, 2020 ] ‘Black at TCNJ’ is a rallying cry. Students are starting to listen. News
[ July 24, 2020 ] Students scramble for housing as demand for off-campus rentals surges News
[ July 15, 2020 ] College joins in nationwide fight against ICE mandate — Trump administration backs down News
[ July 10, 2020 ] Evidence of slave ownership not present on property, William Green Plantation Committee says News
[ July 8, 2020 ] President Foster addresses faculty members’ furlough concerns News
[ July 5, 2020 ] College releases new budget: find out the costs and cuts News
[ June 29, 2020 ] Student organizations make unprecedented strides in activism Features
[ June 29, 2020 ] Incoming freshmen receive backlash over petition calling for sports, activities in fall News
[ June 28, 2020 ] We cannot live in fear: College should continue reopening plan for fall Opinions
[ June 28, 2020 ] Students’ health matters most: College must remain online-only for fall Opinions
[ June 26, 2020 ] Happy with Foster’s decision? Students are divided News
[ June 26, 2020 ] Campus to tentatively reopen for fall 2020 semester News
[ June 25, 2020 ] How to use media to become educated as a non-Black ally Arts & Entertainment
[ June 24, 2020 ] Letter from William Green Plantation Committee on recent controversy Opinions
[ June 23, 2020 ] College uncovers evidence of former slavery on property; students demand change News
[ June 14, 2020 ] Letter to the Editor: President Foster responds to dissatisfaction from alumni Opinions
[ June 11, 2020 ] College releases ‘Campus Pulse’ survey: what you need to know News
[ June 11, 2020 ] Letter to the Editor: Alumni stand with Black Lives Matter movement Opinions
[ June 10, 2020 ] Students stand against police brutality in Asbury Park protest News
[ June 8, 2020 ] College makes temporary policy changes, allows fundraising for Black Lives Matter movement News
[ June 8, 2020 ] Non-contact outdoor sports to return to New Jersey Sports
[ June 7, 2020 ] Students, faculty continue to struggle with coronavirus — but not without resiliency Features
[ June 4, 2020 ] College’s response to death of George Floyd leaves students dissatisfied News
[ June 1, 2020 ] Letter from the Editor: We are in this together News
[ May 29, 2020 ] Seton Hall University will open its campus for fall 2020; College still undecided News
[ May 27, 2020 ] Gov. Murphy begins process of re-opening state amid coronavirus pandemic Nation & World
[ May 27, 2020 ] Students continue to enroll in summer courses despite online instruction News
[ May 27, 2020 ] Theatre minor returns to the College by student demand News
[ May 25, 2020 ] College responds to updated Title IX policies News
[ May 23, 2020 ] Class of 2020 rings virtual graduation bells News
[ May 23, 2020 ] National Mental Health Month takes on new meaning in quarantine News
[ May 21, 2020 ] Paramore singer launches strong solo project with ‘Petals for Armor’ Arts & Entertainment
[ May 9, 2020 ] Professors voice opinions on virtual learning News
[ May 6, 2020 ] Self-isolation puts family ties to the test Features
[ May 6, 2020 ] Student organizations struggle to maintain normalcy online News
[ May 5, 2020 ] Art department draws inspiration from quarantine Features
[ May 5, 2020 ] Canceled concerts do not phase music majors Arts & Entertainment
[ May 4, 2020 ] ‘Nothing could have prepared us for this’: nursing alumni work on the front lines of the pandemic News
[ April 30, 2020 ] From screening patients to feeding families, students and faculty give back News
[ April 28, 2020 ] Students demand housing refunds amidst pandemic, Campus Town holds back News
[ April 23, 2020 ] Canceled seasons and classic reruns: students adapt to a world without sports Sports
[ April 21, 2020 ] Students are logging on for class, but are they really connected? News
[ April 20, 2020 ] Provost discusses uncertain future amidst pandemic News
[ April 18, 2020 ] Quarantine proves to be a little less ‘ruff’ with a new pet Features
[ April 17, 2020 ] HIIT me baby one more time; students lead virtual fitness classes Features
[ April 15, 2020 ] After 5 years of business, popular Campus Town pizzeria closes its doors News
[ April 14, 2020 ] Cancelled flights, empty airports and silent cities: students reflect on abrupt end to study abroad News
[ April 8, 2020 ] Four years cut short: seniors cope with sudden end to college careers News
[ April 6, 2020 ] Mental health on lockdown: as pandemic sparks influx of anxiety, College offers resources Features
[ April 5, 2020 ] From working in the hospital to learning on a screen, nursing students feel effects of COVID-19 News
[ April 3, 2020 ] As COVID-19 cases rise, Ewing businesses struggle to stay afloat News
[ April 2, 2020 ] Digital classrooms, cancelled events and an empty campus: students adjust to life in quarantine Features
[ April 2, 2020 ] Postal staff carry on ‘business as usual’ amidst pandemic Features
[ March 30, 2020 ] COVID-19 is serious. I know — my father had it. Opinions
[ March 28, 2020 ] Ewing police crashes “Corona Party” with more than 40 attendees News
[ March 28, 2020 ] Bored at home? ‘New Horizons’ is your new digital vacation Arts & Entertainment
[ March 28, 2020 ] Without materials and hands-on experience, art students struggle with online classes Features
[ March 26, 2020 ] Education majors struggle with remote teaching — especially when students don’t have home computers News
[ March 25, 2020 ] Some can work from home. Grocery store clerks don’t have this luxury. Opinions
[ March 20, 2020 ] Campus Town shuts down COVID-19 testing due to resident complaints, dangerous crowds News
[ March 20, 2020 ] College moves online for semester, graduation ceremony postponed News
[ March 19, 2020 ] Steering Committee approves COVID-19 emergency grading policy, contingent upon campus feedback News
[ March 19, 2020 ] Administration confirms first coronavirus case at College News
[ March 16, 2020 ] Petition to protect student GPAs during pandemic secures over 1,000 signatures News
[ March 16, 2020 ] My Hopewell hospital visit was a nightmare. Please take this seriously. Opinions
[ March 14, 2020 ] How to cope during quarantine Features
[ March 10, 2020 ] Threat of coronavirus moves classes online for two weeks following spring break News
[ March 9, 2020 ] As graduation approaches, seniors manage anxiety Features
[ March 9, 2020 ] Underground music scene captivates campus Arts & Entertainment
[ March 9, 2020 ] Students use body art to promote self-love Features
[ March 3, 2020 ] Campus mourns loss of college freshman News
[ March 3, 2020 ] Frustration with racial bias incident sparks controversy News
[ March 2, 2020 ] College warns faculty of potential effects of coronavirus News
[ March 2, 2020 ] Men’s basketball ends 22-year NJAC slump Basketball
[ March 2, 2020 ] First-generation students break boundaries Features
[ February 24, 2020 ] Over a year after fatal crash, students continue to heal News
[ February 24, 2020 ] Eating disorders affect everyone, regardless of size Features
[ February 22, 2020 ] Freshman student dies surrounded by family News
[ February 20, 2020 ] Keke Palmer brings electric energy to Kendall Hall News
[ February 17, 2020 ] Lack of parking spots frustrates students News
[ February 17, 2020 ] Cheer wins UCA National Championship Sports

Day of Giving raises over $72,000 for College

November 10, 2015 Thomas Infante 0

By Thomas Infante Correspondent The College has been fundraising for years, but Thursday, Nov. 5, marked the first ever Day of Giving. In just one day, the College was able to raise over $72,000 with […]

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